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Season 11-12 Fixtures/Results

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Hinckley United under 15’s vs. Birstall United under 15’s (9th October 2011)

For the first meeting this season between Birstall United Vixens under 15’s and Hinckley United it appeared at first sight that it could be un uphill struggle for Birstall to recover from last weeks defeat due to the slope of the Hinckley pitch.

Hinckley kicked off and with the slope in their favour immediately moved the ball down to the Birstall end.

Birstall however were ready and kicked the ball back towards the Hinckley end. Ella Wortley took possession moving the ball on to Emily Gunn who flicked the ball to Helena Bolingbroke who just could not keep pace with the ball with the keeper holding firm.

Hinckley’s goal kick sailed well into the Birstall half landing at the feet of a Hinckley player. She turned and moved towards the Birstall goal. Running along she was tackled by Emily Carnan who made the ball safe for Birstall.

The ball returned to the Hinckley half and went out for a corner to Birstall.

Courtney Preston took the corner which was intercepted by Birstall Captain Georgia Harris who kicked the ball at full pace into the hands of the Hinckley keeper. The keeper almost dropped the ball but just managed to hold on.

Hinckley retaliated and ran up the pitch tackling on the way only to be stopped by Preston who had quickly returned to mid field.

Both teams were playing good football with a number of attempts on goal.

Just fourteen minutes in and Hinckley were awarded a penalty for handball in the area.

They took the shot but the ball went wide.

Birstall took the goal kick but just seconds later another penalty was awarded to Hinckley.

This time the ball found its target. Hinckley had taken the lead. This however was not to last long.

Three minutes later Birstall put a move on Hinckley. Poppy Gordon ran up the wing at speed passing to Stella Hale. Gordon had moved forward and called for the ball back. Hale obliged and with Hinckley players closing in Gordon lifted the ball to Gunn who equalised.

With the slope at Birstall’s disadvantage new blood was needed to continue the Birstall attack.

Bree Williams and Sarah Olsen replaced Wortley and Hale.

Within seconds Williams almost took the lead from a superb corner ball kicked by Preston. The ball just went wide.

Birstall were starting to heap the pressure onto Hinckley who despite the benefit of the slope could not match Birstall’s finesse and ability to make every pass count.

All the Birstall players were playing to win and when Hinckley did try to attack they were stopped in their tracks by a fine tackle by Paula Wilmot who passed the ball to Birstall keeper Emily Jane Gordon.

She kicked the ball back up the pitch. Poppy Gordon took it and moved it on to Gunn. Gunn turned and passed to Williams who tapped the ball into the net. Birstall had taken the lead.

Just two minutes later Gunn added her second from a long ball by Olsen and just a minute after this Poppy Gordon again ran up the pitch and lifted the ball over the Hinckley players into the area for Gunn to score her hat trick.

In just three minutes of play Birstall had effectively made the result safe even before the half time whistle.

HALF-TIME Hinckley United 1 Birstall United Vixens 4

The whistle blew and perhaps Birstall would hold back but this was most definitely not the case.

Hale and Gunn immediately ran towards the Hinckley end and it was only due to a fine safe by the Hinckley keeper that the score was not added to.

This was just a lull.

Beth Batson took control of the ball from another Hinckley goal kick. She ran at pace down the wing carefully passing to Harris. Harris tapped the ball to Poppy Gordon. Gordon took aim and powered the ball in past the keeper.

Just seven minutes later the Birstall onslaught continued.

This time Olsen took the initiative. She ran fast beating the Hinckley mid field and lifted the ball to Hale. Hale took possession and almost on the line and at a very acute angle slotted the ball into the net between the keeper and the side post.

Birstall were now playing with the Hinckley side knowing that there position was safe and showing many fine skills with the ball.

This was confirmed as Gunn added her fourth just a minute later again from a Poppy Gordon cross and with Hale covering the ball just in case Gunn missed the target.

Birstall’s Emily Jane Gordon was perhaps feeling lonely in goal as most of the play was in the Hinckley half but she didn’t show any delay in coming out to attack when the Hinckley side did have a break.

Birstall’s defence of Carnan, Bayley Kay and Georgia Kirk also played their part in stopping any Hinckley runs with Kirk making a number of fine tackles to disappoint the opposition.

Harris made another attempt on goal, jumping up and around the Hinckley players as she tried to score. This time without success.

Preston was having good practice with a number of corners and one resulted in another goal.

She played a short ball to Harris who in her usual style flicked the ball to Wortley who turned and powered the ball into the net.

With two touches from the spot Birstall almost added another goal when Williams passed to Poppy Gordon who from just in the Hinckley half took aim only for the ball to land in the keepers hands.

Soon after this Birstall were awarded a free kick. Harris stepped up and kicked the ball again into the keeper’s hands.

Another short corner was taken by Gunn with Harris again taking control and almost scoring.

Ten minutes had passed since the last goal and so it was time for another.

Harris was again involved with a superb cross to Gunn who was to the side of the goal. Williams had quickly moved into the area. Gunn passed the ball for Williams to add her second goal.

The game was coming to its end but Birstall were not quite finished.

With just seconds to go Wortley took the ball and raced down the wing. She passed to Gunn. Gunn took a shot but the ball bounced off the keeper. Poppy Gordon was in the right place and scored Birstall’s tenth goal.

The final whistle blew on what had ended up being Birstall’s biggest goal tally in a League game since the side’s inception.

Hinckley, whilst soundly beaten, could take some pride in that when they did have chances they always took them.

FULL-TIME Hinckley United 1 Birstall United Vixens 10

Birstall Player of the Match: Poppy Gordon

Birstall scorers

Emily Gunn 18’ 32’ 33’ 54’
Bree Williams 30’ 75’
Poppy Gordon 46’ 80’
Stella Hale 53’
Ella Wortley 65’

Pitch: Firm
Weather: Breezy
Temperature: 17 deg C
 

Birstall United under 15’s vs. Loughborough Foxes under 15’s (2nd October 2011)

On a very hot day Birstall United Vixens under 15’s took on Loughborough Foxes.

From the whistle Loughborough showed an improvement on there previous encounter with Birstall and immediately tested Birstall keeper EJ Gordon who had to move out to capture the ball.

Birstall came back with Poppy Gordon having a shot on goal only for the Loughborough keeper to hold.

The goal kick landed at the feet of Birstall’s Bayley Kay who ran up the wing, passing to Georgia Harris who flicked the ball to Stella Hale. She took aim but the ball went just over the cross bar.

Birstall were having more possession with all the action being in the Loughborough half but they couldn’t break past the keeper with Loughborough’s defence protecting the stand in keeper.

Birstall’s Ella Wortley then took her chance, passing to Poppy Gordon, who passed to Emily Gunn. Gunn powered the ball towards the goal but without success as again the keeper held firm.

Just nine minutes in and Coalville made the break from a goal kick.

There quick strikers took off, tackling Birstall’s Emily Carnan and Courtney Preston on the way. At ten metres out the ball was launched sailing over the finger tips of EJ Gordon and into the net.

Birstall immediately hit back when just one minute later Hale took control, running at full pace, and passed the ball to Gunn. Gunn had to work hard as three of Loughborough’s players closed her down, but she succeeded in equalising the score.

Four corners were taken by Birstall after this and in very quick succession and despite all landing on target in front of the goal neither could be converted into goals.

Sarah Olsen and Helena Bolingbroke replaced Beth Batson and Ella Wortley and Olsen was straight into the action using her pace to move the ball on down the wing.

Both teams were playing well but neither could make that illusive scoring breakthrough.

Wortley and Harris again made a move with some fine passing running up the pitch and letting Gunn take over. Gunn raced along but being closed down by four players she lost possession.

The half time whistle blew.

HALF-TIME Birstall United Vixens 1 Loughborough Foxes 1

Bree Williams and Paula Wilmot were brought on to move Birstall up a gear but still no break through could be made.

Birstall’s Harris was brought down, just three minutes in, and had to be taken off being replaced by Beth Batson.

Loughborough were always alert and as soon as Birstall had a chance on goal the Loughborough manager would call for their players to protect the keeper. This they did to an excellent level. This was perhaps the reason that Birstall could not make their breakthrough.

Williams took the ball, crossed it to Gunn who passed to Bolingbroke. The keeper was on her own but this time the ball was kicked just too high.

Wortley and Poppy Gordon made runs shortly after but again without success.

Loughborough’s strikers were always ready to accept the ball and sure enough when they had the chance they took it. A loose ball by Birstall allowed this to happen. Despite being closed down by Carnan and Kay they were just too quick and beat EJ Gordon to score.

Just a few minutes later they repeated this move to score again.

Birstall hit back with Poppy Gordon using her powerful boot to move the ball from the Birstall half to the feet of Williams. Williams turned back and forth to escape the Loughborough attack and again passed to Gunn who finished the move off with her nineteenth goal of the season.

Perhaps Birstall could taste at least a draw but this was soon proved to be a bitter taste as Loughborough were awarded a penalty for a hand ball in the area.

Loughborough stepped up and scored effectively sealing Birstall’s fate.

Birstall had played well throughout but luck was just not on their side, as they had by far had more attempts on goal.

FULL-TIME Birstall United Vixens 2 Loughborough 4

Birstall Player of the Match: Bayley Kay

Birstall scorer

Emily Gunn 12’ 72’

Pitch: Hard
Weather: Very hot
Temperature: 29 deg C
 

CoalvilleTown Ravenettes under 15’s vs Birstall United Vixens under 15’s (25th September 2011)

Birstall United Vixens under 15’s visited Owen Street to take on Coalville Town Ravenettes.

Birstall’s Emily Gunn kicked off passing the ball to Helena Bolingbroke.

Birstall seemed to be a little lacklustre as Coalville took control of the ball.

Birstall didn’t seem to have an answer and sure enough Coalville took the attack to the Birstall keeper EJ Gordon and scored after just five minutes.

Coalville continued the onslaught with a further run on goal which was only stopped by a typical Bayley Kay high speed interception putting the Coalville striker off course.

A corner was awarded to Coalville.

The ball went high and was deflected off a Birstall’s player’s hand.

The whistle blew with a penalty awarded against Birstall.

Up stepped the Coalville player with EJ Gordon taking her position to defend the goal. A powerful kick ensued with the ball going straight to Gordon’s hands. The goal was saved.

Birstall’s player’s cheered and this seemed to galvanise the team into punishing the Coalville squad for this error.

Immediately Birstall pushed forward with Georgia Harris, Bolingbroke and Gunn racing towards the Coalville. With a deft touch Harris moved the ball to Gunn who lifted the ball high and over the keeper to score.

Equality was short lived as within just two minutes Birstall took the lead, again from the boot of Gunn who finished off some superb footwork by Ella Wortley and Stella Hale.

It was amazing to see how Birstall could change in just a few minutes into the dominant side.

Birstall again took hold of the ball. This time with Sarah Olsen in the mix, who with Wortley and Hale, passed the ball down the left wing. Wortley kicked the ball onto Gunn who scored her third.

Coalville continued to threaten with their strikers being particularly quick, testing the Birstall defence of Emily Carnan, Poppy Gordon and Bayley Kay who never failed to stop the ball.

Beth Batson was brought on for Bolingbroke and this was immediately followed by another substitution for Courtney Preston who was brought down and injured. Paula Wilmot took her place.

Batson was on the case straight the way running down the wing passing the ball to Harris who took aim only for the keeper to hold.

Bree Williams was brought on for Gunn.

Coalville took a corner but this time the ball went out rolling along the top of the net.

Just a few minutes later Birstall were awarded a corner. This time the result would be better. Poppy Gordon lifted the ball up landing it in front of the Coalville net.

Batson secured the ball and passed it to Harris who powered the ball into the net.

Birstall now went into half time with a secure advantage.

HALF-TIME Coalville Town Ravenettes 1 Birstall United Vixens 4

Birstall pushed from the whistle and just ten minutes in Birstall would again add to the score line.

Williams and Batson were again involved as they tackled Coalville. Williams passed the ball to Gunn. She took aim. The ball hit the keeper and bounced off the post only for Gunn to follow through and tap the ball in.

Coalville didn’t have an answer to Birstall’s might with every player playing some superb football.

When Coalville did move towards the Birstall goal, EJ Gordon was always ready to come out and secure the ball for Birstall.

On the one occasion when Gordon was beaten, Batson had moved in to hold fort pushing the ball off the line.

Gordon took the goal kick and the ball sailed high into the Coalville half.

Harris stopped the ball and flicked it back to Williams. She turned and moved the ball back to Harris who had pushed forward. Harris passed it to Wortley who powered the ball towards the Coalville net only for the ball to go wide.

This time Coalville’s goal kick landed in the Birstall half but was immediately kicked back into Coalville’s half. A free kick was awarded to Birstall.

Up stepped Harris who kicked a short ball to Poppy Gordon. Gordon kicked the ball high up over the Coalville keeper to score Birstall’s sixth goal.

Birstall were always on the attack with Wilmot this time taking the chance. She ran off down the wing covering half the pitch, moving the ball on, only for Coalville to kick it out.

The game was now heading towards its end but Birstall still had a sting in there tail.

Hale, Olsen and Wortley made a move on Coalville passing quickly to set up the ball for Williams who tapped the ball into the net.

The final whistle blew and Birstall could be proud of how they turned the game around from a shaky start.

FULL-TIME Coalville Town Ravenettes 1 - Birstall United Vixens 7

Birstall Player of the Match: Beth Batson

Birstall scorers

Emily Gunn 16’ 18’ 23’ 50’
Georgia Harris 39’
Poppy Gordon 60’
Bree Williams 75’

Pitch: Firm
Weather: Cloudy and breezy
Temperature: 14 deg C
 

Ibstock Town under 15’s vs Birstall United Vixens under 15’s (18th September 2011)
County Cup Quarter Finals

Birstall United Vixens under 15’s took on Ibstock Town in the first match of this season’s County Cup.

From the off Birstall were taking the game to Ibstock with Georgia Harris, following a well aimed cross from Beth Batson, having the first shot within three minutes with a powerful shot that hit the cross bar.

Just a minute later Harris kicked from twenty yards only for the ball to go straight to the keeper.

Ibstock, despite the previous meeting of these two teams when Ibstock suffered a heavy defeat to Birstall were always ready to threaten and sure enough when they made a run for goal Birstall were left behind.

This time Birstall’s keeper Emily Jane Gordon ran out to hold the ball.

Ibstock were continually pressuring Birstall and inevitably it would be Ibstock who made the first effect to the score line.

They took a short corner and lifted the ball up towards the Birstall goal beating EJ Gordon. Ibstock now thought they had taken the upper hand; however this was to be short lived as just three minutes later Birstall equalised when Emily Gunn tackling four players on her way powered the ball into the net.

This seemed to waken Birstall and thus followed some fine footwork by Poppy Gordon, Bree Williams and Ella Wortley who were controlling the mid field.

Birstall’s Bayley Kay moved up from defence and from the centre line took a long shot at goal. This time the ball just sailed wide.

Just a minute later a corner was awarded to Birstall. Poppy Gordon took it and landed it at the feet of Williams. Williams was quickly closed down by two Ibstock players but she had time to pass it to Gunn who scored her second.

Ibstock immediately bounced back and again tested EJ Gordon’s agility with the ball only just being punched over the cross bar as she jumped up.

HALF-TIME Ibstock 1 Birstall United Vixens 2

Stella Hale, Helena Bolingbroke and Sarah Olsen replaced Bree Williams, Georgia Kirk and Beth Batson in the second half.

From the whistle Ibstock showed that they had the fighting spirit and this was rewarded just a minute later when they equalised.

Equality was short lived as again Birstall struck back within a minute when Gunn scored her third with a fine shot that deflected off the keeper into the net.

Frenetic play ensued with two corners taken by Birstall’s Courtney Preston both landing on the spot only for Ibstock to push the ball out.

Wortley was, as always, strong down the wing and took aim at the goal from ten yards only for the ball to go wide.

Bolingbroke was playing her part for Birstall taking on Ibstock when needed and skilfully passing the ball on.

Ibstock came back again and raced up the pitch. Birstall followed but Ibstock were too quick, again equalising with a power shot that beat EJ Gordon.

Both teams had it all to play for and were very equally matched however it would be Birstall who would score again.

A free kick was awarded to Birstall.

Poppy Gordon stepped up. The goal was in range at fifteen yards. She kicked the ball up, and despite the keeper jumping up, the ball hit the back of the net.

Ibstock again came straight back and ran towards the Birstall end. It looked as though they had the advantage but this was not so as Emily Carnan slid under the legs of the Ibstock attacker kicking the ball out.

The minutes were ticking away and Birstall just need another goal to feel secure.

Bolingbroke took the ball from the centre line, tackling and turning back to escape the Ibstock players. She crossed the ball again to Gunn who secured Birstall’s win with a chip past the keeper.

Immediately Wortley also tried to add to Birstall’s score with a great shot but this time the keeper kicked the ball out.

The final whistle blew on a match that had shown both teams strengths.

FULL-TIME Ibstock 3 - Birstall United Vixens 5

Birstall Player of the Match: Poppy Gordon


Birstall scorers

Emily Gunn 24’ 36’ 42’ 71’
Poppy Gordon 64’

Pitch: Firm
Weather: Sunny Intervals
Temperature: 16 deg C
 

Oadby & Wigston United vs Birstall United Vixens under 15’s (11th September 2011)

On a blustery day Birstall United Vixens under 15’s played their first away game against Oadby & Wigston.

Birstall started strongly with Stella Hale and Emily Gunn starting from the spot and within the first two minutes moving the ball onto Ella Wortley who made a run towards goal only for the Oadby keeper to hold.

Just minutes later the first of many corners was taken by Birstall’s Poppy Gordon, who using the wind, managed to curl the ball in only for the keeper to hold the ball again.

Birstall were in there stride and continuing to pressure Oadby at every opportunity. Sarah Olsen was particularly strong down the left wing tackling and passing the ball on to Birstall’s strikers.

Oadby, when they did get the ball, showed merit in how they could turn the ball back towards the Birstall end but they had omitted to consider the strength of Birstall’s defence. Oadby ran at full pace but Bayley Kay equalled that and tackled the ball to turn it back around.

Hale, who again showed great pace down the right wing, took off tackling five Oadby players kicking the ball towards the Oadby keeper who again proved to have very sticky gloves holding onto the ball once more.

Birstall were eager to make a break through and sure enough, just eight minutes in, this was to happen.

Olsen again had the ball and running along she crossed the ball to Gunn who scored.

From the spot Hale again took possession of the ball, running quickly down the pitch. She kicked the ball high for Gunn to take aim but this time the ball hit the crossbar.

A good goal kick by Oadby allowed there team to move up the pitch to challenge Birstall’s keeper EJ Gordon. Gordon held firm, as she would throughout the game, and despite a very fast ball coming her way she punched the ball back up the pitch.

This allowed Birstall’s Captain Georgia Harris, to run towards the Oadby end. With her usual style she launched the ball up and towards the keeper. The keeper stopped the ball, however it bounced out of her hands only for Gunn who had ran up to the goal to cheekily kick the ball in.

Just five minutes later and from a superb Courtney Preston throw in; Harris was to make her scoring mark on the game with a header into the back of the net.

Birstall were on a roll and making regular well aimed attempts on goal. Only Oadby’s keeper was keeping the score line at a reasonable level.

Helena Bolingbroke was brought on for Kay and was immediately in the action tackling the ball from Oadby.

Oadby again made a run for it down the left wing. This time it was defender Emily Carnan who with her sliding tackle made the ball safe.

Hale again made a good move down the left, passing to Wortley who passed to Gunn. She launched the ball but again the keeper held firm.

Hale was soon to add Birstall’s fourth.

She raced at pace tackling on the way and kicked the ball towards the keeper. The ball landed in her hands but slipped out and rolled into the net.

With half time approaching and despite a number of good corners taken by Birstall’s Preston and Poppy Gordon the score remained unchanged.

HALF-TIME Oadby & Wigston 0 Birstall United Vixens 4

Bree Williams and Georgia Kirk replaced Stella Hale and Paula Wilmot for Birstall.

The rain was starting to fall and Oadby appeared to come back on with a greater determination.

Birstall were holding back with Oadby making more attempts on goal.

Preston was working hard to wrest the ball from Oadby and Kirk, in defence for Birstall, made some fine tackles to help.

Birstall came back with Harris passing a long ball to Wortley who passed onto Gunn who kicked the ball wide in front of the goal.

Williams was this time in action supported by Gunn and Wortley but without success.

Kay came back on to replace Olsen.

It looked as through the score would remain the same as Birstall, despite a fine attempt by Bolingbroke, couldn’t get past the Oadby keeper.

Oadby again challenged the Birstall end and again it was Kay who chased the Oadby player down to take possession.

Birstall now seemed to get back their mojo from the first half and with a fine third goal from Gunn who took advantage of an excellent cross by Poppy Gordon they were back at full steam ahead.

Paula Wilmot was brought back on to replace Preston.

The game was reaching it’s conclusion but Birstall always play to the final whistle.

It hadn’t blown yet and with some fine passing between Gunn and Poppy Gordon, Williams was to get her rewards for some hard work in the second half when she powered the ball into the Oadby net.

The final whistle blew and Birstall could look back on a game where every player had played a part in another excellent victory.

FULL-TIME Oadby & Wigston 0 - Birstall United Vixens 6

Birstall Player of the Match: Stella Hale

Birstall scorers

Emily Gunn 8’ 16’ 76’
Georgia Harris 23’
Stella Hale 25’
Bree Williams 79’

Pitch: Firm
Weather: Blustery, sunshine & showers
Temperature: 18 deg C
 

Birstall United Vixens under 15’s vs Ibstock Town (4th September 2011)

With the first game of the season Birstall were raring to go and sure enough from the whistle Birstall moved straight up into the Ibstock half.

Birstall’s Helena Bolingbroke, Georgia Harris and Emily Gunn took the ball with some fine passing.

Ibstock then took control and as Birstall had done, raced up towards the Birstall end. They hadn’t reckoned on the Birstall defence of Emily Carnan and Bayley Kay who closed Ibstock down and booted the ball back up the pitch.

Harris took the loose ball and kicked it high with Gunn accepting the ball. She kicked wide with the Ibstock keeper just holding.

Just eleven minutes in Birstall took the lead.

Kay took control and passed to Harris who with great control passed it to Gunn. Gunn took aim with the ball sailing high over the keeper’s hands into the net.

Birstall were attacking at every opportunity with Sarah Olsen also taking a shot at goal, again from a Harris cross.

Ibstock fought back, running quickly down the left flank, only to be intercepted by Kay who in her usual style tackled the ball and kicked it back up the pitch.

Stella Hale replaced Kay and Hale immediately helped to move the ball back into the grasp of Gunn, Ella Wortley and Poppy Gordon who took a shot that went just too wide.

Ibstock again came back and it was only with a deft display of goal keeping skill by Emily Jane Gordon that kept Ibstock from equalising.

The goal kick was taken with Poppy Gordon moving the ball up to Harris who again passed to Gunn who scored her second.

With the whistle approaching Birstall’s Courtney Preston took a superb corner with the ball, at high level, kicked just over the net by Harris.

HALF-TIME Birstall United Vixens 2 – Ibstock Town 0

The second half started as the first had finished with Poppy Gordon taking another shot at goal from a free kick.

Another corner was awarded to Birstall with Preston kicking the ball to Wortley. This time the ball was kicked out.

Ibstock took the ball running with pace towards the Birstall end. EJ Gordon moved out to tackle but was beaten and Ibstock scored.

Ibstock shouted ‘let’s get another’ but it was Birstall who would score three minutes later, with Harris to Poppy Gordon passing again to Gunn who scored her third.

Ibstock were not downbeat and again almost scored when the ball ricocheted between umpteen players in front of the Birstall goal. Poppy Gordon managed to free the ball and kick it safe.

Ibstock again made a run tackling as they did but again with no reward.

EJ Gordon took the goal kick with Poppy Gordon moving it on quickly to Gunn who ran from the centre line, followed by three Ibstock players and lifted the ball high up into the top corner of the net for her fourth.

Birstall could now ‘play ‘with the ball showing the skills that led them to be the previous season’s runners up. Just two minutes later and from an Ibstock free kick, which was intercepted by Wortley, Gunn made another long run to score her fifth goal.

Birstall were being the dominant side with Hale passing the ball back to Harris who again went unrewarded as her kick went high over the crossbar.

The game was now reaching its’ conclusion but the score line was not yet complete.

Just minutes to go and Gunn would again add to her tally when her shot was deflected off an Ibstock defender into the net.

Bolingbroke was brought back on for Wortley but the damage had been done to Ibstock as the final whistle blew shortly afterwards.

FULL-TIME Birstall United Vixens 6 – Ibstock Town 1

Birstall Player of the Match: Emily Gunn

Birstall scorer

Emily Gunn 11’ 34’ 47’ 59’ 61’ 71’

Pitch: Firm
Weather: Sunshine & showers
Temperature: 17 deg C

 

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